Preyah "LAVA" Concert

What is “LAVA” live? It’s Preyah’s most personal studio project brought to the stage with a band of heavy hitters from Bulgaria’s neo‑soul, pop and jazz circles. Expect producer and multi‑instrumentalist Denis Popstoev shaping the sound in real time, the sought‑after bassist EVDN. (Evden Dimitrov) locking in the low end, guitarist Petar “Peyotoff” Yotov threading melodic riffs, and drummer Rado Kazasov driving the pulse. Add the performers of 360 Dance Academy and you get a show that moves as one—musicians, dancers and crowd responding to the same beat.

The concert arrives in the wake of the 2026 album “LAVA” (13 tracks), where Preyah folds modern R&B and Afrobeats colors into pop songwriting and Bulgarian melodic motifs. Recent singles signpost the journey: “MÓMA” (2025) lit the fuse; “EDELVAIS” opened 2026 with crystalline vocals; and the new summer cut “KOJA,” created at Sofia Songwriting Camp with Jacob Werner, Elias Edman and Krum Georgiev, carries an ocean‑breeze hook that’s made for a big chorus moment. Don’t be surprised if she threads earlier favorites like “Lo6 Navik” or “Prazni Prikazki” between the new material—they hit differently with a full live band.

Sound and staging matter here. CLWD’s modular room, interactive LED ceiling grid and 9×3 m ultra‑wide screen are built for immersive shows, so visuals and lighting can morph with each song’s “temperature” (a conceit running through the album). It’s a space designed for bodies in motion; if you plan to stay up front, dress light and be ready to move.

Why fans show up for Preyah

• A voice that slips from smoky soul to bright pop within a verse—and writes its own stories.
• New songs that blend Bulgarian folk inflections with global grooves, without losing radio sparkle.
• A live unit of first‑call players who turn arrangements into conversations on stage.

Preyah’s path—from early TV breakthroughs and hit collaborations with artists like Grafa, Billy Hlapeto and Mihaela Fileva to two independent albums before “LAVA”—has always pointed to one thing: she’s most at home where genres meet and emotions aren’t filtered. This show leans into that. Expect dynamic switches, crowd vocals, and a finale that leaves the room glowing.

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